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“We need AI in the product.”

Every product leader has heard some version of this sentence in the last two years – from a board member, an investor, or a CEO who just came back from a conference. It sounds like a directive. It is actually a strategic direction with none of the details filled in.

It doesn’t say what AI should do. It doesn’t say where it ...


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Factor Responsive Design Adaptive Design Layout Flexible and fluid Uses predefined layouts Screen adjustment Continuously adapts Switches between selected layouts Development approach One flexible system Multiple targeted layouts Device coverage Handles a broad range of widths Optimized around selected screen ranges Maintenance Usually simpler Can require more mai...

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When AI can assemble parts of a product interface on the fly, a quiet but important question follows it into every design review: what happens to the design system that was built to keep that interface consistent?

Traditional UI is largely predefined. A designer maps a screen, a developer builds it, and a user interacts with something fixed. Generative UI breaks...


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When an AI can take action on a user’s behalf, should it ask for permission first, or just do it?

The honest answer is: it depends. Not on how advanced the AI is, but on the risk of the action, how easily it can be undone, how confident the AI is, and whether the user’s intent is actually clear. An AI that drafts an email should probably let the user review it b...


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Most EAA coverage is written for legal and compliance teams. It tells you the directive number, the transposition dates, and the maximum fine in Hungary.

None of that tells a product team what to change on Tuesday.

This guide is the other version: what the European Accessibility Act actually demands of an interface, which common UI patterns fail it, wh...


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